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Tom, I did not find the Twilight Time version of Zulu to have vastly better sound than the UK Blu-ray. But I much preferred the image. The color and contrast are way over-boosted IMO on the UK version.

Yes, the mattes are bad, but they are few and far-between. Most of the film is the real thing with real people on location in the desert. I don't know why Olivier didn't go on location. All of his scenes are shot with him either in his tent, or standing in front of his tent. In the scene in...

1. I probably like Khartoum more than you do. This Blu-ray was my first viewing of the entire film since the DVD came out. It's certainly not at the level of Lawrence, but it is literate and never descends to campiness as some epics do. I actually enjoyed it this time more than I thought I did...

I was gonna pass on re-buying Zulu again, but am intrigued by the more vivid sound.